20th Feb 2025
Ram was a boy who lived in a small, simple house. His father worked very hard but spent all his money on drinks. "Why do you drink so much?" his mother often asked. She took care of their home and always supported Ram. Ram loved to play in the sun, but he dreamed of being a great cricket star one day.
One sunny day, Ram saw some boys playing cricket. He watched them and felt excited. He wanted to play too! His friend Rajesh invited him to his birthday party, and Ram was curious but nervous. When he arrived, he was shocked to see Rajesh’s father cooking. It was different from his own home. But that day, Rajesh wanted to show off and made fun of Ram. Ram felt sad but determined. He promised himself that he would work hard to be the best cricketer ever. He practiced and practiced. After many years, Ram became a star player and scored a lot of runs! His hard work helped him to find love and happiness, but he also had to remember his parents who always believed in him.
Ram's journey was not always easy. Sometimes, he felt tired and missed his family when he traveled to other places for cricket matches. But every time he held the bat, he remembered his promise to himself. The cheers of the crowd and the love of his fans made him happy, but the letters from his mom were his biggest treasure. Her words always lifted his spirits and reminded him of home.
One day, after a big match, Ram decided to visit his old neighborhood. He was greeted warmly by everyone. Rajesh was there too, and this time he treated Ram like a hero. 'I'm sorry for teasing you back then,' Rajesh said. Ram smiled and hugged him, knowing that true friendship was about understanding and forgiveness.
With each game, Ram learned that cricket was not just about winning. It was about playing with heart and being true to himself. He realized that love and happiness came from the support of family and friends. And so, Ram's journey to stardom taught him that success was about more than just trophies and scores—it was about the people who cheered him on all along the way.
